nx_arousal_clinical.nx

nx_arousal_clinical.nx -- the THERAPY READOUT. Given a dual-control profile (SES/SIS1/SIS2), identify WHICH axis is limiting this person and what changing it would actually buy them, in minutes rather than in permil. ★WHY THIS AND NOT A SCORE: the clinically load-bearing finding is that most arousal difficulty is EXCESS INHIBITION, not deficit excitation -- and SIS1 (threat of performance failure) vs SIS2 (threat of consequences) point to DIFFERENT treatments. A single "arousal score" collapses exactly the distinction the clinician needs. So this organ reports COUNTERFACTUALS per axis, never a scalar. ★AND IT REFUSES TO GUESS. When two axes are within `margin` of each other the limiting factor is genuinely ambiguous, and the organ says AMBIGUOUS instead of naming one. An instrument that always names a cause is a horoscope; the refusal is the difference between a measurement and a reading. ★TIME IS THE UNIT A PERSON FEELS. Permil drive means nothing to a user; "this adds 9 minutes to your time-to-plateau" is the thing a therapy session can act on. usage: nx_arousal_clinical profile <stim> <ses> <sis1> <sis2> [sex0m1f] [target_permil] nx_arousal_clinical selftest license_tier: ORIGINAL expect_exit: 0